Edinburgh Now Open Eats at the Well Café is now open in Nicolson Square, Edinburgh (City of Edinburgh Methodist Church). Opening Times: Tuesday & Wednesday – 9am – 9pm Thursday & Friday – 9am – 4pm Saturday & Sunday – 9am – 2pm *Hours are subject to events, we…

Monday 21st February 2022

Young Church Breakout will restart on Sunday, 31st October. All children and their families are warmly invited! This is a chance for children to play, sing, craft, pray and learn about God together during the Sunday service. Children and adults all start the service together in the sanctuary, with…

by Rev Hilda Warwick We continue the journey in chapter 25 of  Isaiah, where we find a spectacular vision of a banquet on Mount Zion, to which all people are invited and at which death will be swallowed up forever. It includes a prayer of thanksgiving as God exercises…

by Rev Hilda Warwick This week we are being invited to consider Isaiah 24, a scene of God’s judgement upon the earth. This is a theme that embraces a world view, rather than just considering Jerusalem and Judah, its vision has cosmic proportions and concerns all of heaven and…

Spring News letter from Churches together is available here

by Rev Hilda Warwick We come to explore Isaiah chapter 23. What does it have to say to us, in this time and place? To the North of Israel, Tyre was the leading city of Phoenicia, the great maritime power of the ancient world. Because it was such an…

by Rev Hilda Warwick Sometimes known as the Wilderness Oracle, Chapter 21 describes the fall of Babylon, and the suddenness with which it happens. Babylon is called the Wilderness of the Sea because the great plain of Babylon was divided with lakes and marshes, so it was referred to…

by Rev Hilda Warwick Welcome to our journey through Isaiah chapter 20. We explore what some of these verses are really about. As we see God speaking through the prophet, through some unusual signs, more familiar to the culture and time in which this was written. What was Isaiah…

by Rev Hilda Warwick We continue our journey through Isaiah and as always there are surprises and paradox when we take time to have a closer look.Here is a passage that invites us to think about a future whereby God, will reach the nations. This passage invites us to…